Neverland manager 'wasn't ordered to hold family captive'

The property manager at Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch testified today that he was never ordered to hold captive the family of the boy who is accusing the pop star of child molestation.

Neverland manager 'wasn't ordered to hold family captive'
Tue, 10 May, 2005 - 19:02

The property manager at Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch testified today that he was never ordered to hold captive the family of the boy who is accusing the pop star of child molestation.

Joe Marcus, a defence witness, testified about an order in the ranch log instructing guards to not let the boy or his brother leave.

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